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Besides the high cost for a device that seems so simple and cheap to make ($500), the next hidden surprise that I discovered from my dentist about my EMA Keller Laboratories stop snoring mouthpiece was that I would have to pay $1 per band (it uses two EMA Bands at a time), and these bands wear out fast--the yellow EMA bands wear out in a few days,...

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Celiac.com 12/28/2006 – Antonio Tursi and colleagues          at the Digestive Endoscopy Unit, Lorenzo Bonomo Hospital, Andria, (BA),          Italy have published a study which concludes that any neurological damage          caused by celiac disease may be irreversible—even after treatment with          a gluten-free diet. Although...

Celiac.com 12/28/2006 - The American Diabetes Association's          (ADA) Clinical Practice Recommendations have been updated to include new          information about treatment and prevention that reflects the latest research.          Changes have been made in numerous areas, including the management of          hyperglycemia in...

Dear Friends,    You've seen the big story in the news for the past 24hours, right?  Yes, there has been a significant reduction in breast cancer over the recent past. Halleluiah!!! Authorities are attributing that to the relatively recent changes in the use of HRT (hormone replacement therapy), both in the formulation (now using the...

This article appeared in the Autumn 2006 edition           of Celiac.com's Celiac Disease Newsletter.

        Celiac.com 12/11/2006 - Yes, that's what I think.           Gluten-sensitivity is a disease of your brain and nerves.

        The gluten...

Celiac.com 12/11/2006 – A retrospective cohort study presented             by Gunnar Midhagen with his Doctoral and Licentiate Theses at Linköping             University, Sweden, found that those with diagnosed celiac disease actually             have a 47% lower cancer risk than the normal population, presumably             because a...